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2024?? Anyone

I heard they demolished the Paradise Garage building.

I'm in this part... 42:47 😀

9 years ago what the fuck man

I grew up in Newark, New Jersey. We had our own House scene. It was different from NYC and Chicago. Mostly ALL Hip Hop headz in Newark, East Orange, Paterson and the rest of North Jersey loved House or what WE called CLUB MUSIC. The Zanzibar was one of my favorite spots among the many clubs in Newark. Biz Markie also DJ'd at a club called " CLUB AMERICA " .He played Strictly House / Club Music...... It was mostly 18, 19 and early 20s going there..but it was still bangin. But there were many other clubs in Newark alone.

Same knobs who call holding midfielders CDMs now 😂

It is a british documentary, so a lean towards the british perspective was to be expected. But it is funny how they completely ignore the influence of german artists on this development. When they started talking about detroit techno, they could have mentioned the many connections to Berlin techno and developments in Frankfurt.

A magical moment

House Nation

My uncle would play the radio every Friday where the DJs played house music in Chicago. That was back in 84/85 when. The radio stations still do until this day. Chicago created it and still going. All your fave house tracks are probably by a Chicagoan or produced by one. Theeeee best at it 😍🥰

Zander Schloss ,Circle Jerks excellent!🇬🇧

A typical House Club experience was so electrifying it made the hardest knuckle head get.off the wall & move your body. I remember, if you was chosen to enter the club....it was like walking into another dimension. You seen smoke machines blow out smoke effects. You seen the party people dancing....moving all around...shoulder to shoulder....Azz to Azz. The bar was packed with thirsty dancers that needs a break off the floor, or a spot to get with that fly girl or guy of your choose. The real kick in the nuts was watching the DJ beat conduct the music with 2 record players, a mixer, & a determination to remix live with only his 2 hands. You would hear heart pounding bass lines, thumping drums over vocal adlibs, & he would extend the best part of the songs & loop it to create a whole new groove. Didn't matter straight, gay, short, tall, black, spanish, or white....everybody could get down to house music. It was a fun atmosphere. At the break of dawn when the party is about over ...your feet became sore for dancing all night. After the call of last round at the bar, all the coke was snorted in the rest rooms, & the music stops....you left out the club feeling exhausted but you can't wait to return the following weekend. Just to do it all over again.....! But only this time you brought friends to the experience. 🤔🎵🤔🎶🤔🎵🤔🎶

House Music makes the world go around ...inagine, you step into a House club...the music is loud....strobe lighte balls in the ceiling spinning with every glimpse. The party people are shaking & moving all around. The bar is packed with parched dancers that needed a break from the dance floor. We hear the DJ spinning hot tracks rather its coming from "Maurice (This Is Acid Dance)", "Marshall Jefferson (Move Your Body)", "Mr Fingers (Can You Feel It)", or "Frabkie Knuckles (I Need Your Love)". Songs that guaranteed to get you on the floor. By the end of the night....your feet hurts, you sweated out your wigs, you snorted all the coke in the bathroom, the DJ shutting down, the bar is now closed & the club is closing during the break of dawn. You head home with the thought..."I Had The Best Time Of My Life....." L. Like the song say "I Guess The DJ Saved My Life All Night Long"....Thats House Music....! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

meanwhile the slam boys went to ibiza same year time and get no fucking credit wasnt just rampling etc

Chicago started it; Jersey took it to another level. All that other sh*t is just noise

18mins.... Does anyone know the track name please.. My old memory ain't the same no more 😂

Belgium was in history to

I'm originally from chicago and Grew up in the 70s and 80s. But due to the racial divide (And the fact that I was into indie) I was oblivious to the early house. I had to go to Europe to actually hear It. I mean, I heard better house DJs in Germany than I had in the US. Nothing against american house d j's it's just didn't happen for me in the states. ( And I'm not dissing the guys in this video. These are the originators who were actually producing music not just djing)

Immortel

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Probably my favourite episode of this documentary being a teenager in Manchester (or Madchester) when house was unleashed. Together with the indie scene, Manchester was at the epicenter of it all. Spin Inn, Manchester Underground, Eastern Bloc trying to track down what you had heard in the club, Affleck's Palace to get your clothes and Identity to get your Manchester inspired t-shirts ❤

Remember watching this on C4 when it first aired, best documentary on the scene I'd ever seen and has stood the test of time. Still got the CD and blast it out it the car 😁

"The Word is LOVE" - "Your LOVE" i.e. HOUSE Music

What I hate is young black men in Chicago took disco flipped it and created house. But white artists started killing the sound never staying true to the sound. The best house music ever produced was made in Chicago!

De puta madre

Meilleur festival d Europe

Friends, what is that first Acid track within the first three seconds

This video got me digging in the crates

I notice they never talk about the disco queen him self mr Sylvester that record you make me feel mighty real was a big hit and that group ten city sounds and sing like Sylvester and the gays loved Donna summer and Sylvester

Iam learning music history

House is a feeling

18:00 what is this song called???

Watch it, melon farmer!

As a Londoner it boils my piss when they say the UK house scene started in London. Everyone knows it was an organic thing. Manchester, Sheffield,Wigan,Glasgow and the list goes on...

"Phase 1: The seed is planted when opposites attract. Can you dig it? It takes the physical to create the physical. Phase 2: The flower blossoms through what seems to be a concrete surface, ie. greed, racism, insanity, physical and social handicaps. These are the things that mob the flower. Red rose or black rose; no in-between. Phase 3: The Judgement. If it were to fall upon you today, which flower would you be? The red rose or the black? This is..."

I was a club DJ in Chicago, playing at Mother's, PS Chicago, the Gingerman and more. As one of the first DJ's in America to play house music, I am so grateful for this beautiful documentary. Thank you.

I was there then. Awesome times, can’t say differently. Everything was new, exciting. And I watch this excellent docu with a grin on my face all the time. We’re lucky.

When you realize that the soundtracks for most 80s movies was all House music! 😮

There isn't a good way to explain this to younger people-when you lived in- and through musical *_movements_* like this. I can't think of anything that exists post-1990s like we had in the 80s with new wave, punk, (hair)metal, techno, hiphop, and house. The 60s and 70s had their movements with rock and psychedelia. House was amazing. We went to work all week just to get to a Thursday or Friday or Saturday (all three) night to go to New York City clubs. To be in that scene, be amongst those people, to hear that music, and to dance. No drugs. Barely any alchol. Just people, fashion, music, and dancing. Beautiful energy.

Yes, he can. He very much is.

We were playing house music in the 80’s in the low income Hispanic areas of Los Angeles. I didn’t know the history.

0:38 nice mic placement

8:30.. He said it wasn't much different than the generation before. What generation before is he talking about? The music before did not have that energy. He dont want to give it props from Chicago and Detroit.

Language/Content Advisory for Children Great history lesson! Shared during class. 24:29 Profanity

Correction don't bother with Ibiza these days, everything is too expensive. They tax you 30 euros just to get there, and there is basically nothing to do when you are there. They are basically taxing you for a bit of sunshine. Best avoid the place altogether.

43:24 is an impressive statement

Awesome documentary!

GUYS, I DON’T THINK LITE MEANS TOMATO PLANTS AT ALL.

EDM as you call it was created by Black folk up in Chicago but yall wanna act like you dont know